Irving Kristol on Neoconservatism
The Last Hundred Days
This article originally appeared on November 20, 1961 These last hundred days have been so dizzying, so astonishing, and to some of us so dismaying a reversal of what we all took to be the inevitable course of history, that one can still hardly believe, much less explain it all. A reporter, trying to sum it all up in a few columns, cannot hope to capture the drama, the acute anxiety, the universal confusion. All he can attempt is the patchiest of outlines. READ MORE >>
Book Review: A Treasure for the Future
Originally authored on July 10, 1961 READ MORE >>
Why I Am For Humphrey
Originally published on June 8, 1968. READ MORE >>
Why I Left
By way of prologue to a deep, sociological explanation of why my wife and I have decided to leave New York City and take up residence in Washington, D.C. (no one seems to credit the more obvious reasons; two children and three grandchildren), here are a couple of quotations. The first is from an editorial in the Wall Street Journal: READ MORE >>
